Food factory / Fishery

This system cleans up organic solvents, cleaning solvents, and malodorous gases, using adsorbing materials and oxidative decomposition equipment. Fibrous activated charcoal and hydropholic sysntheic zeolite are used as the adsorbing materials.

Odret can handle gases with any component and concentration, and oxidize and decompose almost every harmful or malodorous component with a high treatment efficiency and consistency.

This silencing system focuses on the fact that sound comes in waves, and splits the original sound into two paths with differing lengths to reduce noise through superimposition with the confluent section.

The resonant-type silencer is a sound dampening system that alters the phases of sound and then synthesizes them to utilize their property of mutually canceling each other.

Active Noise Control measures sound defected in paths and applies a reverse-phase sound to cancel.

By examining the off-site noise generated by outdoor units, Taikisha designs optimal sound-reducing systems (in terms of cost and pressure loss) to meet the performance requirements.

Taikisha concluded an agreement with Kansai University to implement noise barriers applying the edge-effect suppression theory. Based on these principles, we developed a soundproofing system for air conditioner outdoor units.

Aquavent・markⅡ resolves faults caused by air mixed into piping.

Heat source optimal control system maximizes the impact of energy saving for the entire system with optimized real-time setting values.

Sock chilling system creates uniform indoor airflows by passing the air through a cloth filter.

Taikisha provides louvers that drastically improve the effectiveness of design, functionality, and earthquake resistance.

This control technology uses a direct expansion system to further reduce environmental impact. This reproduces natural environmental conditions in test chambers with high accuracy.

By equipping the exhaust ports of our exhaust systems to include exhaust hoods with auxiliary jets, Taikisha's exhaust systems with an auxiliary jet prevent air taken-in from dispersing, to achieve a higher air concentration, which in turn allows for exhaust with minimal air volume.